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We have seen a softcore porn sword and sandals, a tongue in cheek (not ass cheek thank you very much) romp, and now we are on to the third entry of the DeathStalker series, 1988’s DeathStalker and the Warriors from Hell.
Staring our third Deathstalker, John Allen Nelson this movie also stars Carla Herd and Thom Christopher. Coming in at 86 minutes this entrance to the series will…you know what, its after the leap.
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I am embarking on a quest of insurmountable difficulty. It is an epic tale of one man trying to overcome the great hostility of a harsh landscape, overcoming impossible odds to review one movie series. What movie series could be so damnable that it is nearly impossible to make it through all four movies? That would be Roger Corman’s soft core Sand & Sandles epic journey of DeathStalker.
This is week one of our journey through the adventures of DeathStalker with the titular roll being the title of this 1983 movie. Starring Richard Hill and Lana Clarkson this movie is written by Howard Cohen and directed by James Sbardellati (John Watson). More after the leap. Continue reading
This weekend marked the tenth entry into the ninth season of the revived Doctor Who “Face the Raven.” We also go to see the return of Maisie Williams to the show after a brief block without her character.
Starring Peter Capaldi as the Doctor and Jenna Coleman as Clara this story also brings back Joivan Wade as Rigsy, last seen in Flatline. Written by Sarah Dollard and directed by Justin Molotnikov, this story will set you back 50 minutes of heart wrenching story telling. Spoilers after the jump Continue reading
This weekend Doctor Who was confused by the shaky camera genre of filmmaking known as “Found Footage,” to ill effect with the Mark Gatiss penned “Sleep No More.”
Starring Peter Capaldi as the Doctor and Jenna Coleman as Clara this story co-stared Reece Shearsmith as Not the Second Doctor. After 45 minutes of checking your watch this story will leave you a little…well that would be a spoiler wouldn’t it. Spoilers after the leap Continue reading
This weekend saw the airing of The Zygon Inversion, a cleaver play of words with last week’s episode of Doctor Who “The Zygon Invasion.” Since Inversion is defined as the act of instance of inverting (Not very fucking helpful dictionary.com) to make sense of the title one needs look at the definition of Invert: to turn or change to the opposite or contrary, as in nature, bearing, or effect. So we are looking for some sort of change to the Zygons Nature this week. Got it, lets get to the meat and cheese of this episode.
Staring Peter Capaldi as the Doctor and Jenna Coleman as both Clara and Bonnie this story continues to guest star Ingrid Oliver as Osgood and Jemma Redgrave as Kate Stewart. Writen by Peter Harness and Steven Moffat this episode was directed by Daniel Nettheim and will set you back 45 minutes of burning steel wool goodness. Spoilery bits and pieces after the jump! Continue reading